Yes if they could grasp offensive line play perhaps they could evaluate the D line better and not reach, overkill, redraft, and only address one side of the line.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackDiamond
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Yes if they could grasp offensive line play perhaps they could evaluate the D line better and not reach, overkill, redraft, and only address one side of the line.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackDiamond
Bad O-line play can be helped by smart coaching as in RUNNING the ball, and by smart QB-ing as in using available dump-offs. Our guys did neither against the Seahawks.
This week's game against the Redskins will show what the coaching staff and Cutler are all about. This is the one to watch if you haven't seen any of the games yet.
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Originally Posted by Nick
He has had up and down games this year but some of that could be the garbage that is around him.
Give the email the title "something that may interest you about the DEFENSIVE line" and I think he's more likely to read it.Quote:
Originally Posted by 4th and 26
Hell, now it's even MORE confusing that our Oline can't play.
You can see that Tice didn't have all Pro Bowlers to work with, yet still produced solid offensive lines. What's with OUR guys, then? I don't get it...
Whatever happend to the concept of "Playing To Your Strength's" or doing the best with what you have??
Our problem is the Bears are in a state of denial & I can't help but notice Martz' play calling as the primary culprit here.
Coming off a 166 yard rushing performance & you give Forte the ball 8 CARRIES????
Martz is more concerned with doing things the way He wants & not what's Best for this Team. That's the bottom line.
This is the same problem he's had his whole carreer & why he's been fired 3 times in the recent years.